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UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Snow plow with attachments; hydraulic pump; and controls to fit Willys CJ2A and CJ3. Also CJ2A gearing and service manual.”
It’s a great price. Should sell fast.
It’s on it’s way to a new home. I intend to install it on my 1949 CJ3A I am restoring to use at my property in the Colorado Rockies when we retire and build there in a few years. I have been searching for quite a while, and finally found this gem, at an awesome price! It includes the plow, hydraulic lift mechanism, chassis mounting plates, Monarch Hy-Lo pump, control valves and control linkages that extend through firewall and dash. I especially like that it will keep the jeep “era-correct”. The seller, Don, was really great to deal with, and was even able to arrange shipping to me here in North Texas for only $170. An added plus was the box full of various transmission gears and the Willys service manual he also threw into the deal. Not bad for a grand total of $400….
Jon,
That’s great news. Thanks for the report and good luck with the plow!
– Dave